"Nancy Young" > wrote in message
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> Dave Smith wrote:
>
>> That is a good question and has long been a pet peeve of mine. The
>> roll out all kinds of the old favourites like Monthy Python, Fawlty
>> Towers and such and then tell the viewers that if they want to watch
>> those shows then let them know by calling in a pledge. That is the
>> last you will see of those shows until their next begathon.
>
> I told them that once ... they called me to make a donation, what shows do
> you like to see? I said You know what shows I want
> because you play them when you're looking for money. Then they're
> gone.
>
You guys are lucky. 'Round here in Detrois, pledge week usually includes
the self-help freaks (Wayne Dyer, some weird old codger w/o wrinkles, a
financial advisor, etc.), geezer rock concerts, and the strange
Euro-orchestra that wears weird costumes and all their singers use headset
mics. I'd much prefer the usual fare.
*Sudden thought: If they wanted me to give more, they could threaten to
have a pledge fortnight...
For insomniacs, the regular late night programs resume after 11 PM. My
favorite right now is Waiting For God.
Tschuss,
Pablo